Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Yes it does. If you have had the foundations design done by the engineer then we can work out the estimate for you.

Yes, we have showhomes at 55 Newton St, Mount Maunganui and 19 Darragh Rd, Feilding.

We deliver all over the North Island.

Yes, with our trusted network of professionals we can view the site and give our recommendations.

Absolutely. You are more than welcome to visit us while your home is under construction.

This depends on the size of the home you have chosen and the types of customisations you have made. General rule of thumb is 12-16 weeks.

Fully finished interior and exterior home. 3 coat paint system interior and exterior, floor coverings, Bosch appliances.

No sorry. Ezyline homes are built in a manufacturing facility and transported to site.

Tiny/pod homes are typically much smaller in size. They are typically constructed of panels of various types including polystyrene and metal skin panels. They have a distinct shipping container look to them. Ezyline homes start at 50m² and are more traditional in their design.

We only work with the best suppliers. These include Winstone Wallboards, James Hardie, Resene, NZ Windows and Doors, NZ Steel, ITM, Flooring Xtra, Kitchens R Us and Bosch.

Yes. All Ezyline homes meet and exceed the underfloor, wall and ceiling insulation requirements. All aluminium joinery used in Ezyline homes are double glazed, Argon gas filled, thermally broken units.

Yes. As part of the sign up process you have the option to take advantage of the 10 year Master Builders Guarantee. Ezyline Homes stand behind their product 100%.

Modular, transportable, kitset and prefabricated homes are often perceived as being the same, but they each have distinct differences and unique benefits.

There are several factors to consider before deciding which option is best for you including accessibility to your site, your timeline and budget.

Click here to check out our recent blog where we break down the differences you need to know when considering a kitset, transportable, modular, or prefab home.

Prefab/prebuilt or modular homes differ from traditionally constructed homes because they are constructed in an offsite manufacturing facility and then transported to your site either fully assembled, in sections or modules, or as a kit so that it is then assembled on your site.

Depending on the type of prefab/prebuilt or modular homes you chose, many of the same materials are used in construction of the home as one built onsite.

Prefab/prebuilt or modular homes often have a timber floor construction. Traditionally constructed homes are built onsite from the ground up and often with a concrete foundation and concrete floor slab.

Find out more about the various prefabricated construction methods in our recent blog.

There are many factors to consider when choosing the right home plan design for you. Taking into account things like whether this willl be a primary residence, a holiday home, or accomodation for workers is a key consideration, along with what is important to you and your lifestyle in the way of bedroom and bathroom number, amount of storage and living spaces, and layout.

Check out our recent blog where we break down the top things to consider when choosing your transportable home.

Yes, adding a Granny Flat to your property can increase its value and provide additional living space for family members or rental income.

You can start by selecting one of our existing layouts and then work with our team to modify the design to meet your needs. Our goal is to help you create the perfect space for your family. 

Transportable homes offer flexibility, quick installation, and the convenience of consent-free construction for dwellings up to 60m². They provide a comfortable, modern and a stylish living space.